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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jun 04, 1848

Page

7

Desperate conflict in Bradford with Chartists and constables

Desperate confrontations erupted in Bradford and surrounding West Riding towns as Chartists armed with bludgeons and pikes clashed with Special Constables and police aided by military units. Large mobs blocked arrests, released prisoners, and led marches, while authorities raided homes for weapons and deployed dragoons, infantry, and yeomanry to restore order amid ongoing unrest in Bradford, Bingley, Manchester, and nearby districts.

West Riding of Yorkshire Bradford Bingley Young Ireland Party Tio Home Office Sundey Wileden Tom Bradford Kinghiey el Rink Wey Sth Dragoon Guards Xeral Horee Artillery Lreds West York Yeomanry Yorkshire Hussars Charitat W. B. Ferrand York Castle Rssizee York Fenders David Lightowler National Convention and Assembly Isaac Jefferson Wat Tyler Bredford Manchester Road Adelaide Street Lightowler Chartians Buckley Halifax Ravenshead Bingley, &c West Riding Earl of Harewood Weat Thorne Court House Furly Jeumanry Cavalry Huddersfield Helifax Leeds Yorkshire Husaars Selby Enid Briggs Chartiers Ares Incoe Bo'cuck Sand William Sagar Geo. Copley Wm. Ston George Ainley William Connor Francis Halstead William Bairstow Wiliam Smith James Downe Henry Whitecombe Thomas Gleaman Samuel Ratcliffe Isaiah Beaton Francis Vicary John Johnstone William Manchester Mitchel Oldham Ashton Elso the Guardian George Archdeacon Ancoats-street New-cross Marning Stockport Thomas Arthut Luot 11Th Hussars 68Rd Infantry Stevenson Square Feilaworth Fairhworth Sir Thomas Arbuthnot 12Th Hussars Maude Murray Stevenson Thomas Faileworth Newtonheath Boenwick John Henry Henry Robert Worthington Crumpsall Ball Mr. Henry Hell J. Henry A. Henry

Bingley Troops Quell Chartist Threat With Arrests

Sixty soldiers and Hussars entered Bingley to back civil authorities after Chartists' threats and a rescue of two prisoners. Nineteen prisoners were seized and sent to York Castle, including weavers Isaac Ickeringill and Joseph Hollings. A Bradford meeting remained peaceful and Leeds reported quiet as magistrates warned against further drillings.

Bingley Bradford Yorkshire Hussars Otley Bingley Wes Thos. Kilvington Wm. Smith Busfeild Fertrand M.P Knaresborough York Castle 42D Hussars Ferrand Himsel Isaac Ickeringill Joseph Hollings Thomas Bottomly Henry Shackleton Ralph Slater J. Smith Fielding Hone Tesac England Thomas Rawsthorne Thomas Whitaker Edward T.co James Crabtree Julie Taylor Robert Atkinson John Quinn West Riding Leeds Imagistrates

Ten Hours Bill and Royal acceptance message in Times

Long notice documents the request for a royal gold medal to honor the Ten Hours Bill. Queen Victoria accepts the token, with Prince Albert’s endorsement and assurances of continued government concern for worker welfare. The article also covers Drury Lane Theatrical Fund events and various London entertainments of the era.

Times John Fielden Charles Hindley Joseph Brotherton H. A. Aglionby Lancashire Yorkshire Prince Albert Ashley Buckingham Palace Lord Ashley Haa C. B. Parrie

Derby Betting and Settling Report from Tattersalls

Racing notes show Derby settling margins amid heavy liabilities and shifting bets. Key prices include The Hero at 2 to 1 agt and Surplice winning the Emperor’s Vase scenario, with Surplice and The Hero also facing odds in Emperor’s Vane.

Tattersall Ascot Lord Eglinton RK Bulkelay Lord Chesterfield Drinkard Duke of Richmond St. Leagr Lord Clifden Vane Ireland Macdonell Holmes Tre Emrenon J.B. Dry Bouverie B. Green RK. Bulkeley Lord Strathmore Boer Disney Jentice Dagsy Macdone Saucy Dick

Newton Races at Golborne and Haydock Meeting Highlights

Report of the Newton racing day detailing multiple stakes at Golborne and Haydock including the Trial Stakes won by Swiss Boy defeating The Prince and Lady Frances, plus the Scurry Stakes victory for Mr J Owen. Other events feature Ulysses, Maid of Lyme, The Red Knight, Westen, Legislator, and Swies Boy in various plates and stakes with declarations and prize notes.

Newton Wepxespat IG Sova Mr. Green Fenn Captain Scobell Mr. Thompson Lord of the Manor Legislator Golborne Course J. Owen Dighibang Sinant Erakine W. GH. Parsons Hodibras Heals Mr. Phillips Lillle Mary Denman Messenger Givendale Sybil Bowling L. H Chesterfield Losh Heal Murphy Mr. Baker Oscar Mr. B. Green Westen Wintringham Yea'a Periaod Aldgate Gaudy Hard Shot Didsbury Urgande Syre Mr. Bell Lengstaff Sheraton Ranthos Mr. T. Price Marlow Ferry Hill New Era Momming Star Fenella Faithful

Royal Thames Yacht Club Great Seance Race on Monday

The Royal Thames Yacht Club held a three class seafaring match with prizes of £80 £60 and £30. Entries included Belvidere Blue Belle Daring Eclipse Musquito Antagonist Ino Prima Donna Esk Frolic. Daring won first, Secret second, Frolic third. Eclipse and Musquito withdrawn.

Royal Thames Yacht Club Belvidere Daring Eclipse Musquito Claus Antagonist Ino Waterman Mare and Co Blackwall Canterbury Alfred Paget Erith Secret Esk Ning Nina Fultowa Flrat Plymouth Kerawit

Mysterious Spitalfields murder reward offered by government

East Middlesex coroner W Baker receives Sir George Grey letter dated May 29 1848 confirming a £50 government reward for information leading to the murderer of a boy Henry Lazerua and promising pardon to any accomplice who aids conviction. Also a Buckinghamshire bridge collapse described with a sinking foundation but no injuries.

W. Baker East Middlesex George Grey Spitalfields Whitehall Sir George Grey Henry Lazerua H. Waddington Eng Middlesex Chester Terrace Regent's Park Buckinghamshire Bath Lane Buckingham

Postponed London drawing room and events notice

The London Gazette lists postponements due to Princess Sophia's death with changes to the drawing room, concert, and ball dates. It also records mourning instructions for fleet officers, multiple new commissions in Lincoln and Somerset, insolvency examinations, bankruptcies, dividends, certificates, dissolutions of partnerships, and Scotch sequestrations with dates in June.

Sophia Jane Admiralty Royal High County of Lincon Royal North Lincoln A. E. Graydon Royal South Lincoln W. W. Hett Albany Camberwell Abbey Road Torquay Tormoham Devon W. Haselden Belmont Oxton Road Birkenhead Woodside W. E. Edwards Paul Villa Poulton Cum Seacombe Philip FH Campbell Street London Road Leicester Taddler W. Mogg Williton Union Workhouse Journeyman Bricklayer J. Gibb Christian Street Liverpool Brush Stock Turner S—T. Lunt Tarhion Street Carver J. Guthbridge Gerard Street Licensed Victualler SHEP Herdson Clegg's Place Cleeg Street Everton Tmarlee Bas'nghall Street W. Sage New Brentford Tallow Chandler Omayhus Graham Coleman Streets Vallance Essex Street Strand Howitt Stracd Whitmore Basinghall Street Wire and Child St. Swithin’s Lane J. Dows Newbury Berkshire Corn Dealer Starsfeld Mesery Baylis and Drese Henry Whitely Fountain Tavern Waterman's Field Wick Kent Wictualier Bell Coleman Street Messrs Fry and Co Cheapside R. and E. Redman Mark Lane Wharfingers Follett Sambrook Court Bainghall Street M*leod and Stening Landon Street Fenehurecht Street W. J Budiness Groom Abchurch Lane Lombard Streets Towsey Quality Court Chancery Lane H. Holdaway Petersfield Southampton Brewer Lombard Street Harpur Kennington Cross G. Godson Brallys Warwickshire Juve 'Sand Lindo King’s Arms Yard London Packwood Cheltenham H. Bentley St. Stephen's Street Salford Lancahire Manchester Aasigner Hobson George Street Hopwood Uxbridge Middlemwax EB. Lyon Birchin Lane J. Adams Finsbury Square Surge W. Armstrong Norwich Draper S. Bymonds Sen S. Symonds Hall Street Tora Snow Hill General Ironmongers F. Poke St. Morgstev's Hil High Street Southwark D. K. Price and Co Pilgrim Sreet Ludgete Hill Warehouse Tea J. Davis Lower Brook Street Grosvenor Square J. W Piccadilly E. Burkitt Lynn Norfolk Brown and Son Broad Atreet Ratcliff J. Gale Live Oaks Farm Chapel Hill Monmouthshire J. D. Owens Broadwindsor Dorsetshire J. Harvey Sidmouth Devonshire J. and G. Lockwood Wakefeld Yorkshire H. and G. Schonswar Kingston Upon Hull J. Bowyer Kiddersminster Worcestershire G. Fletcher Egremont Cumberland J. Flitch Newcagle Upon Tyne Malda Hill D. Martindale Starcourt Bread Atreet City Warehorseman H. W. Hemsworth Primrose Atreet Bishopsgate Street H. Cross Kirton Suffolk Farmer P. &. F. Martin, Halstead, Essex, Iron Manuacturer, June 27—S, and EB Handscomb Woburn Bedfordshire G. F. Arnold Arrley Guise Carpenter J. Randell Bristol J.F. Bridges Sherston Magna Wiltshire Innkeeper M. Day Weston Super Mare Miller R. Sawer Brough Wes'moreland Shoemaker T. T. Clarke Sunderland Wm. Medland St. Auster Cornwall R. Martin Plymouth W. J. D. Millman W. D. Ewens G. Lloyd Shrewsbury General Iron Monger T. Clent Leamington Priors Teadeater W. G. Henkrey Coventes Joseph I. Isaacson A. W. Sfart Cookson T. Butterworth Greenbooth Milllx Hochdale Stather and R. T. Smith Cheatalde W. Carter Exeter Jane 7O F. Francis Folketane Monger and Whitesmith W. Hartop George Bennett T. Jacobs Stapleton Road Gloucestershire 0. Day Surrey Brown Sutherland Terrace Cole Harbour Road Brixton Vic‘tualler Partnenships Shriesand Co Harlow and Beardsley Nottingham Joiners and Cabinet Makery W. James Newport Builters Nicholls and Sons Bridgewater Sam Taetshire Noondrapers R. Squires Hettingforsbury Road St. Andrew's Hertford P. Poncud Pershore Street Birmingl m O.S. Mallem Great Baerstrewe Birminghen T. Darby Grosvenor Street Dowsieet Alraingham Griffin Imperial Square Walsham Junior Ely Sheela J. Yule Saffron Walden Essex Farrier J. Ridsdale Biskrupter Main Street G. P. Colife Botley Southmpad Corte Mere Pennell Mew Alien and Mortimer Clifurnt's Inn Stares Yishon Waltham Hampshire J. Warmington Tottenham Sply Cannan Birehin Lane Cornhill Marten Mircing G. McDonell Trinity Square Folfeu Sambrookeuaurt Basinghall Streets Meare J. H. Linklater Leadenhall Street J. Oliver City Road Mr. Johnson Bavinehall Street Mt. Taylor Parement Fi Nsbury W. Tom Smith Potton C. Korey Shelton Sirie Upon Trent Staffordshire Birmingham Waterloo Street Wm, Williams, Hanley T. Hulm All Saint Hereford Grocer Waterfoot Rest Mesiie White and Co Mewars Short and Strickland J. W. Petch Leeds Sasines Freeman Wipplesworth Gray's Inn Richardson E. Burns St. Helen's Place A. Hurrell Fark Place St. John's Wood W. 5 Peel Place Remington Laker Parker Exsting Hall J. Jackson Tooley Street Miliien Jene Duglay Bronewick Place Old Beat Road Moendeaper G. Wobbs Isle of Wight Taller Giller Mermaid Inn H. J. Cook Hedgerow Klington Linendraper Kerr Harley Street St. Marylebone Juge Joyner Averyhall Farm Avetry Escex Market Gardener Brad Street Warehouseman Jue D. W. Lucas Mark Fine Max Dealer George W S. Asbury Hanford Maria Sirdeveld Emscote Warwick R. Hliscocks Kenhead J. Gray High Short W. Lantardini Harderfield Carrer and Gider Bishop and Pinsbury Pagani and Broorandi Crown Coin Qld Broad Street Commission Aginte W. E. Bridges Silver Street Clerkenwell Sittett and Pollard Lincoln E. Goodwin and Co Walsall Crack and Mackillop Greaves, M‘nicol, and Co Adams and Stubbs Sheffeld Hest Downham Market Torfulk Attornem E. Phillips Newcastle Lyme Wrangham Yerdley Sheffield Liver and Burrell Hillbone Huddersfield Preci Lancashire Culdera G. Walker and Co Eat Street Squire Oil Garaway, Mayes, and Co Far Ag Regarda dl J. Grinly Allea R. Bell Glasgow

Military appointments and promotions in 1800s Gazette notices

The issue records army officers advancing by purchase or merit, promotions across regiments including the 13th Light Dragoons and 1st to 64th Foot, new lieutenants and captains, adjutants, brevet promotions, and commissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant for Elgin Sussex Somerset Westmoreland Cumberland and other counties. It also notes Admiral Hotham’s death related reorganizations and a Masters Extraordinary appointment in Chancery, plus Dissenters Marriage Act registrations for volumization of marriages.

Honas Sophia Marabhal Duke of Wellngton Culel Joan Maccomaro Fontien Orrice H. Southern Etq Lisbon G.A. Mallens Liverpool Denmark D. Simpson Paterson 63D Foot Sith Foot HB. Croker Purchase Vic Hill John H. Lothian Croker EB. C.G. Kenny Royal Military College Lathan 44D Foot W. G.D. Stewart Hay West India Regiment C. F. Johns¢n Birley J. Halahan Magrath HR. Horsley Hatehan R. Magrath Henry Ingle Org A. T. W. Duff Sussex Royal Sussex Light Infantry W.B. Watson Ws. A. Nash J. Sanctuary County of Somerset West Somerset Regiment of Yeomanry John Reynolds Westmoreland Cumberland Regiment of Westmoreland and Cumberland Yeomanry W. Franklin William Hotham John Giffard Edward Wie Campbell Rich Owen G.C.B G.C.H Thomas Livingstone, Bart John Wentworth Loring K.C B K C.H Thomas Jackson John Sykes Granville Leveson Probs John Brett Purvis Alexander Beatom Sharpe Armigarty Corps of Royal Marines Mt Adam Ford A. R. Savage M'Adam F. H. Noo W. P. Draffen W. J. Knemon J. Vastable T. R. V. FitzGerald J. Haverfield J. Sangster P. M High Court of Chancery

English Stock Market Quiet Despite Paris and Vienna Tensions

The English stock market shows little movement with Consols quoted around 83 to 841. Foreign stocks remain active but subdued. Money is scarce and short loans yield 7 to 22 percent. The railway market is very dull, with limited business and falling prices amid weak Paris and Vienna signals.

Sarumony Evenna Vienna Schleewig Holstein

Covent Garden Fruit Prices From Sartaway to Lisbon Markets

A historic price list for Covent Garden fruit and vegetables shows perishable goods with varied rates. Items include pineapples 10s each, hothouse grapes listed by day, strawberries 3d to 8d per pot, cherries 1s per lb, currants 4d to 1d per pot, oranges 1s to 1 1/2d, lemons 2s per 6, and almonds 0s 1d to 1s. Also listed are vegetables like cucumbers 6d, turnips 2d to 4d, potatoes 6d to 6d per bushel, spinach 4d, cabbages 1d to 2d, and green peas 2d to 2d per half peck, with details for many other items and weights.

Covent Garden Sartaway Lisbon Brazil Barcelona

Births and Deaths Notice from Early 19th Century

BIRTHS: On the 26th ult at the Grave Camberwell the lady of Rev Joseph Angus of a daughter. On 27th ult at Haverstock hill the lady of Ter De Geble of Brunswick square and Haverstock hill Hampstead a daughter. DEATHS: On 25th ult at Leeds the Rev Thomas Ferris Vicar of Daliington Sussex aged 6 last surviving son of the late Dean of Battle. MORTALITY: weekly causes total 979 with breakdowns for brain nerves lungs heart digestion kidneys uterus births and other causes. premature birth 423. tubercular 184. violence 7. old age 32% decay 32. death in total.

Camberwell Joseph Angus Haverstock Bill de Geble Brunswick Square Hampstead Leeds Thomas Ferris Daliington Sussex Battle Birtrofolm

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